Spill Containment and Spill Cleanup Solutions
Stormwater drains are a leading cause of water pollution When a storm comes through, rainfall quickly flows over your outdoor loading ramps, staircases, and other paved areas. It’s easy to dismiss any stormwater pollutants that may be washing away … [Continue reading]
One Size Spill Kit Doesn't Fit All Being prepared with a well-equipped spill kit is just as important as having a fully stocked first aid kit: No matter where you are, no matter what you do … spills happen. It’s a natural fact of life! But in your … [Continue reading]
Comfort mats are needed by almost all businesses where employees are required to spend long work days standing on hard flooring. People who work in these types of jobs often suffer from leg and back pain, fatigue and even musculoskeletal disorder … [Continue reading]
Are you getting ready to go boating this summer? Before you put your boat on the water and get your slip ready for a season of fun in the sun, follow this checklist to ensure you have your watercraft stocked with the proper oil absorbents. Kayaks, … [Continue reading]
When you think of absorbents, what comes to mind? For many people, it’s sponges. However, the world of absorbents encompasses so much more than your average household products like rags and paper towels. In fact, it even goes further than standard … [Continue reading]
Although it’s true that “April showers bring May flowers,” the spring season also significantly increases the possibility of stormwater runoff and pollution. Stormwater runoff occurs when snow melts and rain falls onto nonabsorbent surfaces, creating … [Continue reading]
How to prepare construction sites for unexpected workplace spills Spills happen. When they do, what extreme consequences could contractors and workers face? And how can chemical accidents negatively impact construction sites? These are especially … [Continue reading]
Earlier this year, a chemical spill at a clothing manufacturer in Norton, Massachusetts, triggered a hazmat crew response. Sources report the spill involved chlorine, a chemical the Environment Protection Agency (EPA) defines as hazardous waste, … [Continue reading]
There are plenty of absorbents designed for multipurpose use. These types of absorbents — labeled “universal” — are appropriate for oil, water, and various chemicals. But there’s one type of spill your average absorbents simply can’t safely clean up: … [Continue reading]
While some absorbent materials can be used only once before they must be discarded, the greener — and more budget-friendly — option for many is to use absorbents they can clean and reuse multiple times. Market predictions show these reusable … [Continue reading]